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INS WINNETKA TALK April 21, 1928 7777777777000) i Miss BELDEN AND Miss KNOWLES Announce T heir Purchase of the Battle Creek Baths We are happy to announce to our many friends and patrons our purchase of the Battle Creek Baths. The same excellent standard of service will be maintained. We most cordially invite a continued patronage from those whom we have been privileged to serve in the past. Phone WILMETTE 941 for an appointment. BATTLE CREEK BATHS BROWN BUILDING 1159 WILMETTE AVE. W270 000000 N22 7200000007222 777777 26,618 Humans Killed in Highway Mishaps in 1927 Estimates by the American Road Builders' association show 26,618 per- sons killed in highway accidents in 1927, 798,700 seriously injured, and economic losses of $672,097,000, exclu- sive of minor damage to motor ve- hicles, according to a bulletin received by the Chicago Motor club. The total killed was an increase of 1,316 over 1926, and the injuries and attendant losses bring forcibly to mind the need for "immediate adoption of uniform traffic codes and expansion of the na- tion's road building programs," the bul- letin points out. "The human factor is the main ele- ment contributing to these accidents," it added, "but that human factor could be offset to a large extent by adequate motoring facilities and regulation, coupled with the individual practice of courtesy and caution." Grade crossing fatalities were said to have decreased for the first eleven months of 1927, the number of per- sons killed totaling 2,210 as compared with 2,244 for the same period the year before. | LL I | 3% Tm AN 0 AO SRN EY a te 042 Uy Pe LAST TWO WEEKS Removal Sale at Barry's After May 1st, we will occupy our new store, 806-810 Grove Street. Evanstonians have never before been given such an oppot- oy, AN 5 s Vb 28 tunity to buy Floor Coverings at so great reduction in prices. This ON - 1s a real REMOVAL SALE and should interest buyers looking for . ' QUALITY at LOW PRICES. o ™ Sparta Rugs Lilihan Rugs li: x ol A fine collection of Spartas in Blue, Average size 5x6-6. Rose colorings. II Pg oS) Rose and Taupe colorings. Removal Rich high pile, very durable. 'Re- iL Sale. Price moval Sale Price . 110.00 . | 9 $195.00 $110. be 3% 0 eH Royal Saruk Rugs [ig | Finest quality Chinese Rugs \4 This is your opportunity to select over pattern. and Blue colorings, with small all- Saruk Rugs in Rose LAS Size approximately | e . . . i) 4 ra a fine quality Chinese Rug. Size 12x18. The biggest quality-bargain i: | ve 9x12. Removal Sale Price vee pend Evanston. Removal Pol ale rice i x | 3 | $250.00 $1000.00 rd eo, | | 8 5 DAVID G. BARRY | »3 ® ve bed 514 DAVIS STREET UNIVERSITY 5712 4 | Ym Clean 4 on ama NORTH SHORE'S LARGEST EXCLUSIVE CARPET, °*Ufiaine i: 2% Rugs RUG AND LINOLEUM STORE Tove hy : Carpets Stair Pads LS and Linings , y E 5 oe Ne [ LF '| TIL, ! informal NORTH SHORE HOLDS PACE IN BUILDING While Many Sections of Country Slump Chicago North Suburbs Continue Steady Gain While reports from various sections of the country indicate that there has been a slight falling off in the volume of building it is of high interest to note that this condition does not exist on the north shore; in fact the figures for the first quarter of the year indi- cate that nearly every town between Chicago and Waukegan and including Waukegan has registered more than a substantial gain. These towns include Evanston, Wil- mette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glen- coe, Highland Park, Lake Forest, and Waukegan. Kenilworth Pacemaker Kenilworth, which, oddly enough, was one of the few north shore vil- lages to register a loss last year, struck out in the first three months of the year and established that village as the pacemaker, by making a gain of 131 per cent over last year. This gain totaled $221,133. The figures which were compiled by the S. W. Straus company, show Wil- mette, Glencoe and Winnetka {far ahead of last year, but Evanston, which set a record feat last year, has fallen behind considerably in the quarter recently ended. Highland Park practically held even with last year. Here are the figures: Figures for North Shore 1st Quar- 1st Quar- ter "28 ter 27 Evanston. ......« - 2,744,300 4,491,900 Glencoe. 1.5 v.00 432,500 345,980 Highland Park ...... 431,435 437,050 Kenilworth. ......... 389,733 168,600 Take Forest -o.--:.3 207,587 246,794 Waukegan ...... 739,936 614,786 Wilmette oj. sv 00: 528,590 272,711 Winnetka .......... 617, 250 529,780 Christian Science Church "Doctrine of Atonement" was the subject of the lesson-sermon in all Churches of Christ, Scientist, Sunday, April 15. The golden text was from I John 2:24, "If that which ye have heard from the beginning shall remain in you, ye also shall continue in the Son, and in the Father." Among the citations which comprised the lesson-sermon was the following from the Bible: "And what agreement hath the temple of God with idols? for ve are the temple of the living God : as God hath said, I will dwell in them, and walk in them ; and I will be their God, and they shall be my people. Wherefore come out from among them, and be ye separate, saith the Lord, and touch not the unclean thing; and I will receive you" (II Cor. 6:16, 17), Ye lesson-sermon also included the following passages from the Christian Science textbook, "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures," by Mary Baker Eddy: "If the disciple is advanc- ing spiritually, he is striving to enter in. He constantly turns away from material sense, and looks towards the imperishable things of Spirit" (p. 21). TO LEAD FRESHMAN DANCE Barbara Laing, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John R. Laing of Wilmette, is spending the week-end in Champaign, ' where she: will lead the Freshman tomorrow evening. Her escort will be Gordon Buck, also of Wilmette, who is president of the Freshman class.